Reviews for The Rake's Secret Son Manga

It starts with a sentence from the Bible, and I keep thinking that HQ's Christmas-related stories, like The Return of the Prodigal Son, are colored by Christianity. The heroine has been in a difficult situation ever since before and after her marriage, and her beloved son is bullied by her surroundings, and if you guess from the judge's story, she probably caused an uproar. Still, the sight of my son trying to help him when he fell down (actually...) with his mother is healthy, isn't it? That's all, mom (I want to learn Latin, but I don't even know my mother's name?) You can see that they were raised with a lot of love. The hero and heroine are treated horribly, but if they know the truth of the false information they have believed, they will show the face of a righteous gentleman who properly divides property. Yes, they were heroes with similar faces and personalities to the heroine son = parent and child.

I like Professor Junko Murata. The picture is nice too. I also like the original author's story. There's no wrong with this combination. Probably the best I've read so far. The heroine is unlucky. However, she is a smart woman with a strong core. It was quite painful, but it had a happy ending and made me feel happy. I was curious about how to solve it, and I didn't get bored until the end.

A lot of things passed by, partly because of the war with the aristocrat Aleya Koreya from the period. Even though it was a proper marriage, they gave birth to that heir, so what is that. If it's the original story, I wonder if it's a more detailed depiction of episodes

It's a story about the heroine involved in a ploy to put in a viscount where she lived secretly with her son while being touched by evil women, and the viscount flew back without that intention. The ability to draw villains are unfriendly, children are cute, and the ability to draw worn heroes as if they were different people from when they were young is amazing.

It's a work that makes it easy to understand the differences in arrogance between blessed people. People don't even notice that they are wrong, and they often have an arrogant feeling of throwing justice on the weak, so it's easy to understand. The heroine's chain of misfortune continues due to human foolishness, but it makes me dream that having a firm sense of self and not making a mistake in choosing what to do now will continue to the happiness I desire. Murata's works are comical and I love them.